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Cilene del Faro Suites and Spa

Cilene del Faro Suites and Spa
This cosy aparthotel is wonderfully positioned at the harbour end of the main street, giving you instant access to Ushuaia’s centre. Stay active in the well-equipped gym or unwind with a dip in the indoor pool, surrounded by vibrant palms. For ultimate relaxation, indulge in a soothing massage from the range of available treatments.
Warm up in the dry sauna and hot tub, perhaps after a refreshing walk along the harbour. Alternatively, head to the comfortable top-floor lookout and take in picture-perfect views across the Beagle Channel. Spacious accommodations come equipped with kitchenettes and include a fantastic breakfast buffet.
Ushuaia accommodation: FAQs
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How far is the port from the city centre?
Ushuaia is a compact city. Walking from the main San Martín street to the port takes less than 10 minutes.
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How far is Tierra del Fuego National Park from Ushuaia?
The national park is a 20-minute drive west of Ushuaia's centre. Booking a visit through Swoop includes transfers to and from your hotel and allows you to reach otherwise inaccessible parts of this regional highlight.
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How much time do I need in Ushuaia?
You'll need to aim to arrive in Ushuaia at least one night before sailing to allow for any flight delays. Ships run on tight schedules and can't wait for guests who miss embarkation time.
We recommend extending your stay to two nights in Ushuaia where possible. This way, you can also explore the breathtaking landscapes of Tierra del Fuego National Park, enjoy a local cultural experience or stretch your legs on a day hike before sailing across the Drake Passage.
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Can I still book sightseeing if my voyage already includes a hotel night?
Yes, we can tailor your stay in Ushuaia to adapt to your cruise inclusions and make sure your trip flows smoothly.
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Will my hotel staff speak English?
Most customer-facing staff speak conversational English, but not everyone you come across will be fluent. As a tourism-focused town, you’ll find some level of English in most shops and restaurants. Learning a few basic Spanish phrases beforehand can help make interactions smoother.